You get: x=-m/b ( z cancels out)
Answer:
7. ○ ∆<em>ACB</em> ≅ ∆<em>DFE</em>
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7. Everything is in correspondence with each other, so just follow the pattern in the order the they were originally.
6. All angles correspond with each other, so just follow the pattern.
5. All segments and angles correspond with each other, so just follow their patterns.
4. An <em>octagon</em><em> </em>has eight sides, a triangle has three sides, a <em>hexagon</em> has six sides, and a <em>pentagon</em><em> </em>has five sides. With this being stated, you have your answer.
3. In a previous lesson, we confirmed that <em>all squares </em><em>are</em><em> </em><em>rectangles</em><em> </em>because it is a quadrilateral with four right angles.
2. This is obviously a rhombus because it is a quadrilateral with four congruent angles and sides.
1. An EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE is a regular polygon because they have three congruent angles and sides.
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In order to find the second endpoint or a line segment given the first and the midpoint, you need to realize that the midpoint is an average of the two endpoints. Given that fact, we can derive this formula looking at x values of points A and B with midpoint M. Remember this is only looking at the x values.
(A + B)/2 = M
So if we are looking for A, we can solve for A and use this modified formula.
(A + B)/2 = M
A + B = 2M
A = 2M - B
Now we can do this with the y values of these points as well. We then have the coordinates of both parts of A.
Answer: (3,inf)
(-inf,3)
Step-by-step explanation: